
Apartments near Medgar Evers College, The City University of New York in Brooklyn, NY (10,482 Rentals)


618-626 Dean St

122 Sterling Pl

Fulton on Clinton

2603 Church Ave

108 Hancock St

270 Martense St

83 Halsey St

15 Verona Place

363 Linden Blvd

323 Martense St

858 E New York Ave

868 New York Ave

809 Brooklyn Ave

22 Saint Andrews Pl

85 Kingston Ave

24 Saint Andrews Pl

70 E 39th St

1356 Bergen St

718 Lefferts Ave

307 Troy Ave

720 Lefferts Ave

282 Troy Ave

762 Empire Blvd

1191 Bedford Ave

253 Windsor Pl

129 Prospect Pl

Walk-up Apartment

The Vermeil

226 7th Ave

178 St Johns Pl

495 12TH ST

494 3rd St

498 3rd St

487 9Th Street

497 9th St

497 12Th Street

499 12th St

487 3rd St

176 Prospect Park W

821A Union St

709 Carroll St

530 16th St

821 Union St

129 Berkeley Pl

132 Lincoln Pl

121 Sterling Pl

250 Seeley St

149 Prospect Park SW

489 9Th Street

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